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Backend Play Framework, what for frontend? [closed]

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I want to use as a backend the play framework. However, I have only experience with primefaces && richfaces && jsf2.0. What would you choose as a good frontend framework, especially for rapid prototyping?
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There was a long discussion about this on the play framework mailing list recently that you might find interesting: https://groups.google.com/d/topic/play-framework/IKdOowvRH0s/discussion

JsPerf-like site for Java? [closed]

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I'm looking for a site like JsPerf but for Java. Is it possible to compile code in applet and then immediately run it (I guess there may be some security problems)?

Try out Rextester.com for executing java code online. Looks better than its alternate Ideone in terms of interface & is also free of ads.

Java open source DMS framework [closed]

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Can anyone recommend good java open source DMS framework?
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aviad

Considered Alfresco, OpenKM and Knowledgetree.
I choose Knowledgetree because it has DMS centric approach. IMO it is the most suited DMS solution for handling document repository needs along with a well defined method.

java WebServices Tutorial [closed]

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I want to learn concepts of WebService and like to implement with Java. Please point me a good tutorial for this.

http://download.java.net/maven/2/com/sun/jersey/jersey-documentation/1.0.3/jersey-documentation-1.0.3-user-guide.pdf
Its very easy and good pdf to know overview of RESTFUL...
It covers much many concepts.... :)

http://java.sun.com/webservices/reference/apis-docs/index.jsp
All the tutorials/references/apis/docs from sun about web services

Available NetBeans tools for JavaServer Faces (JSF/Facelet) support [closed]

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Which NetBeans plug-ins or tools would you recommend for JSF development?

I would say "NetBeans" :)
As far as I know, NetBeans offers a native support of JSF development. So, I don't think you need additional plugin, no?